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REMEMBER: Use 911 for emergencies only. Please do not call 911 with questions or concerns about the state’s stay-at-home order. You can learn about what’s open and closed, and find other information and resources at https://coronavirus.wa.gov/whats-open-and-closed. Stay home. Stay healthy.
Your first responders are fighting the spread! This starts with our dispatchers who ask callers whether the patient has a fever, cough or respiratory symptom — the potential signs of coronavirus. When responding to a call, our first responders ask key questions related to COVID-19 prior to entering the home and providing care. They will […]
"We have a strong and robust team across the state of Washington dedicated to beating the spread of the COVID-19 Virus. If we’re going to beat it, all of us have to be engaged. All of us have to be leaders." - Washington Governor Jay Inslee. Learn more at www.coronavirus.wa.gov. Stay home. Stay healthy.
Keep up the good work! Remember: Wash your hands often and for at least 20 seconds. Clean and disinfect common areas, as well as objects like your phone and electronics. Avoid touching your face and if you do, wash your hands immediately after. And stay home, and stay healthy.
If you think you have been exposed to COVID‑19 and develop a fever and symptoms, such as cough or difficulty breathing, CALL YOUR HEALTH PROVIDER FIRST. They have triage nurses who can speak to you over the phone and provide assistance. Be safe. Stay home. Stay healthy.
"We are who we are because of the people who raised us,” U.S. Representative Deb Haaland. Remember to check in on your parents, grandparents, aunties and uncles! Provide your loved ones with a device, such as a cellphone or an iPad, in order to communicate over video calls, for example, and make two to three of […]
Questions? Learn more at www.coronavirus.wa.gov
We can do this, Tulalip! It’s time to stay home and stay healthy. Tulalip Bay Fire stands with you to make sure each and every one of us has the resources and information needed to make it through this outbreak.
We are proud support our Tulalip Bay Firefighters as they take on the task of climbing the Columbia Tower in Seattle to help raise money and awareness for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. This is a great cause and we are all excited to help in the effort of finding a cure and representing our community […]
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Tulalip Bay Fire Department, Airlift North West, and Port Susan Rangers all participated in a training exercise September 7th, 2019.The joint training was beneficial to all entities involved to be able to work more efficiently with each other in the serious event that patient transport requires airlift to respond. We would like to thank the […]
On February 12th, Tulalip Bay Fire Department swore in their 3 career Captains (Captain Smith, Captain Litvinchuk, and Captain Finley) and the newly hired career firefighters (Firefighter Dinneen, Firefighter Shockley, and Firefighter Carlson) at the Pinning and Swearing In Ceremony. All 6 members of the department took their oaths to serve their tax payers and […]
The community members of Snohomish County Fire District 15 voted to PASS the fire levy on the ballot this November. The proposition passed with over 65% approval. These newly secured funds will allow the district to hire 3 full-time firefighters to bolster the department's staffing. A very sincere thank you for all the love and support […]
A trail of signs was posted along Totem Beach Road leading to the Tulalip Dining Hall on Friday, August 31. Each sign displayed a single person silhouetted in purple, with the main Dining Hall sign saying, “Each nameless, faceless person represents a life lost to overdose.” Inside, the community gathered on International Overdose Awareness Day […]
TULALIP, Wash. – September 4, 2018–The Tulalip Tribes recently purchased and financed a new fire truck for Snohomish County Fire District 15, also known as Tulalip Bay Fire Station. Thanks to a strong partnership between Tulalip Bay Fire and Tulalip Tribes, the District has been able to purchase a new truck that will help to […]
Contact Info
Tulalip Bay Fire Department
Snohomish County Fire Protection District #15
7812 Waterworks Road
Tulalip, WA 98271
Phone: (360) 659-2416
Fax: (360) 653-7387
CALL 911 for EMERGENCIES
Burn Ban Status
Due to recent rains and anticipated cooler weather conditions, the burn ban has been lifted for all of the unincorporated areas of Snohomish County effective Tuesday, October 25, 2022.
Special Notices
Employment
The Tulalip Bay Fire Department accepts applications for Part-Time Firefighters year round, please click here to download the application.
For Questions contact Firefighter Carlson
Real-time 911 Dispatch
Snohomish County Fire District #15 Recent Alarms
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